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Meanings of acquire new in English
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Usage of acquire new in English
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We can acquire new weapons and gear once we're in the country.
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This will force you to acquire new materials for each new intent.
3
With her intellect, she will be able to acquire new ones everywhere.
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The fund will also help countries acquire new clean energy technology.
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As junior justice minister he will have to acquire new knowledge fairly quickly.
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Analysts said Lavin pushed the company to innovate, advertise and acquire new brands.
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By the new placing, the circumstances acquire new solidity and worth.
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On the contrary, such sentiments must acquire new force from the present reasoning.
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Employers should accommodate infected workers and train them to acquire new skills, she said.
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Some seized the opportunity to desert their wives and children and acquire new help-meets.
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As he passed among the sunny shadows, his spirit seemed to acquire new elasticity.
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These hitherto unrecognized efforts were about to receive fresh encouragement and acquire new efficiency.
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Serious attempts, on any extensive scale, to acquire new political possessions abroad largely ceased.
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We consider its industry mature and heavily dependent on ongoing spending to acquire new members.
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Just as Zuckerberg had predicted, Facebook gave applications an unusual ability to acquire new users.
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Some raced to acquire new passports after the referendum.
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Acquire new through the time
Acquire new across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common